Travelling is not for every couple. For some it could even mean the end of their relationship, but for other’s it’s quite the opposite. During a trip with your partner you normally share experiences which are much more intense, difficult or unusual. Standing in front of an incredible sunset, with the person you care about more than anyone by your side, is a moment you will always remember.
One thing is clear, if after a long journey you feel even happier to have that person next to you, your relationship could last forever. Here are some reasons why we believe so.
You have the same mind-set
Your goal is shared: you want to see the world together. From the moment in which you start planning your trip until long after you have returned, you’ll have a better understanding of each other. Choosing your destination, thinking about what you will do and the cultures you will meet and planning are all things you will do together. This is where a strong commitment bonds between both, giving the relationship great value.

You communicate better
When travelling together, you mostly have to share everything. This creates a bond so strong that in the end, understanding each other with a look becomes true. Also, travelling helps you to become more understanding and patient with each other.

You show yourselves as you are
You spend so much time together there’s no place for secrets. Travelling together help you to understand more about your partner, the good and the bad.

You learn together
Your individual learning will have a positive impact on each other. Being able to do something new for the first time together will make you more motivated and fill your relationship with unforgettable memories.

You learn to deal with complicated situations
When travelling, there are always things which don’t go as planned, but that’s the best part. This will help you to learn to handle problems together.

You are more tolerant with each other
As much as you would like to go everywhere you want to on your trip, there are times where you’ll have to be lenient. Sometimes one of you will want to do something different than the other, this will mean both of you will have to compromise at some point. If one of you makes a bad choice at one point, you’ll both be able to learn from those mistakes and avoid them in future.

Build a sense of humour together
In relation to the above, having a sense of humour is key to face the more complicated situations throughout your adventure. You’ll have to learn to laugh about that bus that you missed, and change the tone to positive in those negative situations.

Your sexual relationship improves
Travelling means putting aside negative thoughts and stress which intensifies romance and affection. In addition to visiting new places and scraping the routine which gives you more opportunities.

You live in the present
Your minds will be so disconnected from the world that you’ll forget what day it is or where you are. Is it Friday today? Are we already in June? You’ll be more focused on living in the present and enjoying the moment with your partner.

You’ll feel free together
Don’t forget that couples are made up of two people. Everyone should feel free within the relationship. Couples who travel will have to get used to this every day and learn to respect the privacy of one another. This is a necessity for every relationship.
